Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 94, Decatur, Adams County, 21 April 1950 — Page 2

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dtaWMIMM S isfe— Camptoiato FUad - Complaint on aceowt filed by Thao. Yoder againat Lloyd Reaaon--1 er, charging the defendant to in plaiattff. Ttsa cMßpUtffct RBka )BdC* mom far ISOt U. far data an* totareat. Sammons srdartd faaaed for defendant, twtarnable May «. Bond filed. Sheriff comaianded to take Into poaaeaaioß cacugh d Attend* ant's property to faatffy the claim. A similar charge waa filed by Harold McMillen against Bprt WHifameou daaaandtac W.w<). which Includes fataraot. Boatmans ordered for the defendant I Lmioii Scoot T roop I fl The American Lagion Boy Scout troop 53 mat Monday creates •“ HaMC-Nuttmaa park. The beys choked their sapper, then spent the iemainder of the evening passing different advancements, according to troop scribe Richard Duff. Go to the church of your choice next Sunday. SEE PAGE 8

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Officers Chosen By Forty-eight 4-R junior leaders of AriMte eoaaty bete their organfration meeting at Monmouth Thuro day evening. Mary Ellen Byerly ftafcuteaftte flPNttttaL,.* awULvUijraateini; Phyllis KohU. erer. These officers will meet in the county estentoo office al LMpa. Wednesday to appoint a fterifafatfhNi leader sone leader, ft* porter sad a health sad safety leader. They wifi also work oat a tentative program for the year. Mine Anna K. Williams, home damoMtretkHi agemt, sad cotaty agricultural agent U E. Archbold sere In charge of the recreation parted. Iwllßa ■will Dies At Van Wert, 0. Ponemi services win ba held Saturday afternoon nt I o'clock at the Gamble-Allspaugh fte>era] home in Van Wert, 0., for Mrs. Fern G. Clippinger, who died Thursday al the Van Wort hospital following a long illness.. Mrs. Clippinger was a cousin of Mrs. C. E. Petersen of Decatur. Surviving are a daughter. Mrs. Alice V. Hertel of Liberty township, Ohio; two grandchildren, three brothers and three sisters Mrs. Clippinger's busband, the late Dean CMpptager -was burned Io death when be fell Into a fire at his farm residence several years ago. The Clippinger* operated a nationally known apple orch •** ' 30% dtocDffnt writ on Spring Cotts and Suits. — E. F. Gans Store. 91t5

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taagAn AdMfckMMb smicws The Girl Scouts of troop 11 met Thursday afternoon Bt the Hrs Matte*. Tbs mooting opnuod with the roil call, after «hicknrtte|aa were collected for the overseas school tomm - Marnhare ve*4vrv dMdl hatavs n*g. MciDwri who vip not Dook the neat meatias. Mm. .tbactpr then gave an latareotlag talk ea the Girl Seoul laws and promise, end their meaning te daily life. The girls then divided fata groups to discuss refroohmeata and tevftations. The meeting closed with the wiehiag circle. Sandra Rapport, assietant oeribe. Ta Attend Insurance Company Conference Malcolm Locke. Prudential lueurance company fepresentaOve ,h this city, la one of 21 members of the company's Fort Wayne district office who will attend a twoday business conference of company executives and fieldmen In Cleveland. The meeting opens Mon day. Carroll M. Shanks, president, and Harold M. Stewart, elecutive vicepresident of the Prudential, will address the delegatee. District manager Harry H. Dickinson of Fort Wayne will head his delegation to the conference. armivrwrvv ar niKcnw* Katate Mm MIT hatlee la Serve, alive. That ’the. underslaiie,! ha. beett appointed Execu'tor or the estate of I’lna Neuhauaer late ot Adams Couayr. deeeaxed. The estate Is probably solvent. Aman Xeaeaerhwaader. Executor C. H. Wneetaura. Attorney April s, l»;o. APRIL 14—21—2 S

p- J _ L-"—" Mural* (<^Oly°u th \vs?r7v/ CLUB TCatTngTJnrty""”""”^ - Thursday evening. « large group of rural youtherx had a skating par tv at the Sun Set Skating. Ridk. Thik ■ sort of party,is an annunl event f<»r members of the dub who are interested in skating New tu< mbefs set nretl during the tfieetta sere Jim Merriman. How ard Rich ami Kenneth Yoder. Announcements were madv during th< refreshinent period regnrdiiix MU' I lor night May 11 nt the .Decateir | high school

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Rev. Haxenfield Is CfittFcli South Bond, Ind.. April <l. — tUP)*- Th> Kwv. Harold H. Hasonheld. Indtenapoßs was suportMaudtat tPday «t tte IndiahnpwUs «fatrict of the Evangelical United - ’Rw-M-.-'O».-lfaman....«M...«tocM». at the state conference here. The Rev. Loßoy Geiger, Bmtth Bend, tw Biuart district. Glendenning Rites Sunday Afternoon Mrs. Rebecca SakomUler (Hendenning. 34. died at S p.m. Thursday at the home of a son, Alva Gtendenntng. west of Geneva, where she resided. Surviving in addition to the son Ufa a daughter. Mrs. Levlda Atupauh, at home; two grandchildren; a great-grand-child and a brother, Benjamin 3. Sherric k of Rimer, 0. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Hardy A Hardy funeral home, with burial in the Hartford cemetery.

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Doan JaaMr Abomk lit Pietae Suddoy Dean Jaggar, who agpsaru te “Twelve Oatoak- ■fah.’* abowing bunday. Monday, and Tueeday at t the Adame, waa recently given the

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academy award far the eoeeltoncc St Ma role tn that ptetatfa Jagser it a notfaeorCßtamMa Ctty wheta bte pareeta still reside. Hto part 1 which won the coveted “Oscar” ia IMt es a Mddlbaged amp major who to too dd to fly and who if 'v-~—r- — —’JL— '_2 u- .

I am asking for your vote and influence for the DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION for the office of JOINT STATE REPRESENTATIVE for Adams and Wells Counties. Since I shall be unable to meet and talk with all of you personally before PRIMARY DAY, May 2, I am making this appeal to you for support. I waa born and reared on a farm. My early career was spent in teaching. I lived at Toesin one year and served as High School Principal during that time. For 23 years I owned a fartn in Hartford Township. Adams County, where I resided for 12 years while acting as Principal of the Poling High School. I am a graduate of the Marion Normal, the Indiana State Normal (now State Teachers’ College>, and Indiana University with an A. B. Degree in Political Science* or Science of Government. Our family consists of three daughters and two sons. From 1936 to 1940, I served as Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court of Adams County. Since that time 1 have been actively engaged in the practice of law at Decatur. 1 favwr Msnwmy in pwvwmnwnt; I favor ftwar and Mort care fully considered laws, and the preeervatlon of our natural resources. I Shall bwplad to reel Ive your suggest ,ons A member of the General Assembly should support legislation seeking the “Greatest Good for the Greatest Number," and at the least expense. Very sincerely yours.

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feels too young to bw tied to a Saak. Gregory Pack baa the atar.tteg nto to the picture. „ . B ~ ' Mn.r.r, siii nTTTf"— l *"^*** l, * > . ■ : . • ■ Go to the church of your choice ■ host Buaday. _ Democrat wS Ada irtap Nesuffs